Numismatic Assets, Inc

Description

Since we specialize in rare coins, it is important to clarify what this means. Coins can be called “rare” for several reasons: few were produced, few have survived or few have surfaced in a high state of preservation. The first two reasons should be self- explanatory but the third may require some elaboration.

And why 1792 to 1955? The U.S. Mint was authorized by an Act of Congress in 1792. While regular issue coins (coins for general commerce) were not struck until 1793, the first pattern coins were made in 1792; thus the starting date. We use 1955 as a cutoff date since most coins dated after 1955, we consider "modern" and don't believe that they offer much future potential due to their enormous mintages and survival rates. Here at Numismatic Assets, we specialize in early silver, copper and gold type coins.

We provide insurance and carry all liability during shipment. Orders returned must be insured by the customer. We, as the seller, carry no liability on coins being returned.

Grading skills are developed through years of experience and many volumes have been written to describe its intricacies and how they relate to various types of coins. Fortunately, to be a successful collector of rare coins you don’t need to develop perfect grading skills on your own.

Numismatic Assets sells coins primarily to collectors. We work closely with collectors to develop goals for their collection, and to provide coins that offer superior quality and value. Since a rare coin collection can add up to a significant dollar amount, most collectors are very conscious of the value of their numismatic holdings, and consider their collections to be a part of their investment portfolios. This section of our website first describes in general terms the type of coins that we handle and explains how a collector goes about buying and selling these coins.

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